Exford Bridge tea rooms in West Somerset

As a motorcyclist, I like to ride quiet and interesting roads, and often reward myself with a breakfast part way through the ride. Seeing some pictures on line of what appeared to be an amazing looking breakfast at the Exford Bridge Tea Rooms, I decided to try one for myself. I had a Full Monty; it was beautifully served and delicious. The sausages were herbie, meaty, moist and tasty, the bacon was thin and tasted amazing, an interesting addition were the potatoes which included herbs and peppers that made them fruity and juicy. I could go on, about the real butter that came with the two generous slices of granary toast or how wonderfully hot everything was, including the plate ( essential in my experience), but my advice is to try it for yourself, I doubt you will be disappointed, I certainly wasn't.

Excellent Cream tea. Scones cooked in an aga, choice of delicious jams, nice setting. Eclectic decor. Lively, straight talking and friendly proprietor. Definitely recommended

Very nice tea shop /cafe Gorgeous cake and coffee Nice outside eating area You can’t tell from the road side you have to walk around the back Friendly owner nice place to stop

There was only a choice of two places in Exford to get a drink and something to eat, Bridgeford tea room or the pub. We chose the tea room. We had a very friendly welcome from the two members of staff. The were no visible menus outside or inside when we sat down a laminated paper was give to us. A traditional breakfast £10 a pot of tea for two £6. A small criticism food needed to be hotter and on a warm plate. There isn't a huge choice of food and some of the prices seemed high ie £6 for a tea cake!

Beautiful location on Exford Green, in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. Food is delicious and staff are friendly and efficient. Highly recommend the breakfast, really tasty and not at all greasy.

This cafe was OK, though nothing special, and indeed the cranberry teacakes were delicious. However, we felt it to be expensive - each teacake (two halves) cost £5. I think a tea, latte, and 2 teacakes totted up to over £17. There were no menus on the table, or anywhere to be seen, so when the owner asked what we'd like, we had to ask what was on offer, rather than being shown a menu with pricing! We should have asked of course, but didn't like to. I'm afraid we won't be going back.

What a little gem this place is!!! We did book a table via Messenger the week before. The communication was good and I did get very quick responses. We booked a high tea for two people. I did mention that hubby likes cheese and I eat veggie sandwiches. It was spot on. On the plates we had cheese and ale chutney, egg mayo and tuna mayo. The second round we had lots of chocolate (home made cakes) and warm scones with delicious jams and cream to go with. Tea and coffee was unlimited and included in the price. Overall we are happy with the service, quality, price and cleanliness. Parking is available right opposite the team room, and they have outdoor space as well.

We received a very warm greeting from the proprietor who took our orders in a friendly, helpful manner. The food was served quickly (only one other table occupied at the time) and the food was superb. I had a wholegrain sandwich with tuna and mayo which is served with a nice salad with homemade dressing and crisps. Also had two cups of the freshly made Americano coffee which was lovely. I felt it was excellent value and would hope to visit again when I am next on Exmoor.

Brilliant lunch. Such care in making everything excellent. BLT I had was perfection with fresh salad with zingy salad dressing+ lovely coffee. Nice to bring dog in with us. Thank you

Fabulous spot. We had cream teas, pancakes and a ham sandwich. All absolutely fabulous. Bruce was great. Dog friendly too.

Lovely little place to stop for breakfast or lunch. We just stopped for tea and a cake and it was perfect! The place has a great interior (like a hybrid between a tea room and a diner ) and a lovely feel with great food and drink! And the gentleman that appears to run place is a charming character, really friendly, would definately recommend!

Really enjoyed our visit here - delicious food and our two young children were well catered for. My husband and I had the nachos main which was delicious and surpassed a regular nachos meal. Our little boy had a jacket potato which he demolished! The owner was working on his own and was very busy (apologising for the delay), but still was able to provide a polite, professional and friendly service. Great tasting food and great value. Would definitely recommend.

Super tea room, great food, drink and welcome. Wonderful service. All in a gorgeous village setting. Most definitely recommended.

Nice setting in the lovely village of Exford, offering a wide choice of food and drinks and serving up very generous portions. Staff are friendly and efficient and even "manage" the queue to get in sometimes so that people know if there will be any delay when they come in. Highly recommend you give it a try.

This place is SO much more than a tea room. It’s clearly run by someone with a real passion for food. The cooked breakfast is one of the best I have ever had, the hash potatoes just wonderful! We live 45 minutes away but will be returning soon for more! It’s situated right next to a lovely park so the kids could run around. Looking forward to trying the waffles and pancakes next time. Very friendly service and all in all just totally surprised by the offering of what seemed like a normal tea room - this place was something else! Thank you :)

An idyllic village tea room with the best breakfast/lunchtime food!. The scones and cream tea are good as you would expect but my scrambled egg on toast with mushrooms was simply the best and even my sons pizza (in a tea room?) was homemade looking and tasted great.Not the cheapest, but you really get what you pay for!

Delightful tea room with charming service and delicious cakes and tea. We sat outside with our 2 dogs and enjoyed the sun and village atmosphere. I think my cream tea was the best I’ve ever had

This is a lovely tea room in the heart of Exmoor. Stopped for a cream tea here and it was lush. A choice of sweet or savoury scones and at least 3 jam flavours including local Exmoor Wortleberry. Scones were lovely and light and the cream and then jam fabulous. The owners were so welcoming even though they were close to closing time and nothing was too much trouble. The downpour outside made it mote atmospheric somehow.

We decided to visit Lynton and Lynmouth on our way back home, after a camping holiday in Devon. We were going to have lunch, and a trip on the funicular railway. Unfortunately we couldn't park anywhere, so we found ourselves on a random road out of Lynton which took us through part of Exmoor to a little village called Exford - and are we glad it did!We discovered The Exford Bridge Team Rooms, where we stopped for a light lunch, and the best customer service I've experienced in a long time.My brie and tomato toastie, served with an appetising salad - which included kiwi fruit, apples, orange and strawberry - plus crisps, was delicious. My 12 year old twin granddaughters, were especially well catered for, with changes made to the menu to accommodate them, and my daughter thoroughly enjoyed her cheese and ham toastie, (again with salad and crisps). Three of us had warm brownies with clotted cream to follow, and one slice of carrot cake - again all mouth-wateringly delicious! Although busy, the waitress stopped to explain what Whortleberries are, and all about the Exmoor's Dark Skies initiative, and the proprietor went out of his way to ensure we enjoyed our meal - nothing was too much trouble.If you also manage to get lost in Exmoor, or, better still, find Exford on the map, I cannot recommend this place highly enough.

Called in while travelling from Devon to Glastonbury, what a lucky find! Welcoming and friendly service and delicious food.

Outstanding service, very welcoming, lovely food.We, 7 adults and 8 kids under ten, were staying in a holiday home up the road and has popped into the village to the playground. Lunchtime approached, it was raining, the woman in the tea Room welcomed us all, let us move around the tables, patiently took the kids' orders. Just lovely.A few things took a while and a couple of things got missed, but overall what a fantastic experience. Service was always with a cheery smile, a chat, humour and warmth. I had a ploughman's, which was huge. My wife is vegan and there were a few options for her too. Coffee was good

We stopped off here for an afternoon tea after having a trek through Exmoor. A great little place just set back from the road. A little gem, though they were clearly short staffed, it was friendly, efficient and the quality and quantity was excellent. Would recommend to anyone wanting a tea break on their Exmoor visit.

Fantastic food and drinks! Even better service and entertainment from the Canadian owner Bruce (or Barry as some of his neighbours know him). Can’t wait to go back, just wish we’d discovered it earlier in or stay!

During our current stay in the area, it has not been easy to find a light lunch. We found this place by accident and were so impressed. Great food and hard-working staff. Will definitely return. Thank you!

Lovely place to stop for something to eat the food was excellent and very fairly priced would definitely recommend and the staff are friendly and helpful

Had a cream tea with whortleberry jam...YUMMY! Fab fresh scone! Also had water topped up in my teapot without complaint. Lovely! Dog friendly which is always a winner for me! Dogs water there too! I think they may've been short staffed but there was no delay in service!

Brilliant breakfast - just what's required before heading out to the moor. Bruce v obliging, nothing too much trouble n food freshly cooked n v t

Service and food were great as we stumbled across this little tea room. Nice selection of teas, drinks, milkshakes and food. Would definitely recommend!

Would not recommend this café poor service made to feel in the way , had to wait over 35 minutes for our food , made other customers wait even longer then laying blame on other customer for their choice of food for the delay !!

Booked here for breakfast with my brother, after staying near Ilfracombe for a week. Thought it would be a good idea to have breakfast out, now that we all have to vacate self catering accommodation so early there isn’t time for a good breakfast before long journey home. Breakfast highly recommended. Well presented, hot, fresh and tasty. Came with sautéed potatoes which were a change from hash browns and really nice. We had English breakfast but menu has good selection of other options for breakfast too.Also particularly impressed with little waxed paper pots for accompanying brown and tomato sauces, rather than single use plastic sachets. Well done for doing your bit, Greta Thunberg would be pleased. Also, nice atmosphere and friendly owner. Looked like a lovely village too, definitely worth a repeat visit, hopefully with less rain next time.

Just feasted on the most beautiful locally sourced breakfast. Tempted to stay for morning coffee and lunch as well! Wonderful service delivered with charm and humour.

Lovely little tea room with superb menu and first rate food. And, wortlebury jam available. Just go, it's fab.

After a hard morning bikepacking we came across this lovely tea room. We ordered the afternoon tea to share which was generously sized and delicious especially the home made warm scones. The owner was very friendly, look forward to returning next time we are visiting Exmoor and hopefully try out the amazing looking pancakes!

I’d only previously managed to make breakfast at Exford Bridge Tea Rooms. I can now confirm that the lunch menu is just as tempting! A warm welcome awaited us from Bruce and we were seated in a sheltered court yard garden which protected us from the cool breeze whilst outdoor dining remains the only option. Having eventually made our choices from the range which includes substantial meals like nachos through to sandwiches & cream teas. For those who like a lie-in the breakfast menu is on offer all day! Food arrived swiftly and was superb. I’d gone for a sausage sandwich and they had used proper, flavoursome sausages. See you again soon!

Brilliant gluten free scones and wonderful cakes, pancakes and cream teas. Would highly reccomend a visit.

Just had breakfast with the 'in laws' at the Tea Rooms. We booked in advance and were warmly welcomed. Beautiful setting and wood burner was very welcome on a wet morning. I had the American Pancakes which were very light and VERY delicious. Very reasonable prices as well. I would heartily recommend and will absolutely be back! Thank you.

Took a drive to Exford because of reviews for the tea room!Arrived in pouring rain but made to feel very welcome ( including dripping dog). Lovely lunch, warm and spacious with great care to comply with COVID regulations.Bonus was discovering the owner previously lived in next village to ours.!Delightful drive over the moor back to Porlock.Will be a must do on future visits.Well worth a visit, highly recommend.

Banging breakfast. Best breakfast we have had since we have been away by far. All freshly cooked to order. Spot on

As we are fairly frequent visitors to Exmoor to watch the deer we decided to try Exebridge tearooms for breakfast. The tea rooms are under new management who are very helpful and very COVID-19 compliant. The food and service was excellent, the owner was very helpful in our choice of food, and as I said in the introduction we went there for breakfast and it was enough to keep you going most of the day, freshly cooked and excellent service.

Just stopped off and dropped in on our way through to take a planned walk on Exmoor. A warm welcome and great coffee made with care. (I tend to be fussy on coffee!). Didn't eat but other customers breakfast looked great. Many thanks, we will certainly call again.

We had the loveliest cream tea we have ever had: a warmed (not microwaved) fresh scone, cream and choice of jam. Heaven. The service was warm and friendly. A destination tea shop we can highly recommend.

Wow - the chocolate orange cake was amazingly good. Moist and the perfect balance between indulgent chocolate and citrus. 10/10!

Visited with work, originally sat outside and ordered food, but the wasps decided to visit. We were quickly brought inside, without any hassle. The gentleman serving us was very lovely, and couldn't do enough to help. The tea rooms inside are beautiful and very cosy, and the food was great, with good pricing. Definitely recommend.

Bruce’s Breakfasts are the Best!!! Thanks again for another yummy breakfast cooked just as I like it 😊

We enjoyed a very nice lunch. My sandwich was enough to feed an army with a lovely salad on the side. The owner was very pleasant so not sure what a previous customer was complaining about. Would highly recommend this place.

Love this place. Great coffee. Friendly service. Delightful food - the toasted sandwiches are amazing.

We live relatively locally and have visited twice in 2 weeks. On each occasion we have been greeted warmly and the service has been excellent. As for the previous review regarding the lady owner, this is totally not the service we received from her. And based on the reply I can see why 'her buttons may have been pressed' and all my praise to her for putting up with, what sounds like a vile customer. Now back to our review; on our latest visit we had lunch, the homemade quiche was amazing, my BLT with added Brie was devine. We would not hesitate going back and we look forward to our next visit, the Exford Bridge Tea Rooms is a gem!

The proprietor of this establishment is an awful shrew who treats customers as an inconvenience. She is rude and abrasive, threatening even. I have never been treated so badly anywhere in the world in any establishment. My advice - go to The White Horse Hotel where the lovely couple are accommodating, welcoming and know what customer service means.

I often plan to drop in here whilst out riding my motorcycle. The breakfast is excellent with quality ingredients superbly cooked and cappuccino to follow. The owners always give a wonderful welcome and their hospitality is genuinely warm and friendly, nothing is too much trouble. Is it any wonder I keep going back!

Staying in Exford- popped in for a pleasant afternoon tea. Served by the husband who was delightful. Sat and chatted to us. Rebooked for breakfast two days later. Served by the wife. Entirely different experience. Shouted at by the wife for being five mins late. Extremely rude service. Asked where the food was after waiting for an hour to be told that it was our fault as they don’t take large bookings. Literally told off like naughty school children. Would avoid like the plague. Shame as the husband was lovely but she should not be involved in customer service ever. Unbelievably unpleasant experience.

We visited here last year and made sure we booked again this year. The afternoon tea is wonderful and very generous, freshly prepared sandwiches, scones with jam and clotted cream as well as two huge pieces of home made cakes. Such a joy to have really good food served by a very welcoming couple. I couldn't fault the food (prepared from scratch I understand) or the service and am puzzled by comments from a previous reviewer.

This is a little gem of a tea shop in the heart of the village. Despite a slightly awkward start we discovered the two owners to be absolutely delightful!We arrived at 15:45 which rather unusually we discovered, was approaching closing time but the gentleman was only too pleased to allow us in under the assumption we were in for simple cream teas. Our appetite demanded something slightly more filling and eventually after a little deliberation and a little concern from the owner, he agreed to our order despite his desire to be heading home.A few moments later we soon realised his concerns when 2 enormous plates of freshly made sandwiches arrived with our teas and coffees. This was only the start of what would become a delectable feast! Sandwiches were duly followed by a huge selection of scones with fine jams and moments later audacious proportions of homemade cakes followed to complete the meal.Overall we cannot thank the owners enough more making extra time in their busy bank holiday and look forward to being served by them next time we visit. next time we will make sure we book in in good time!

We stayed in Exford for the week and visited the tea rooms many times. Breakfast was lovely and was delivered to us quickly and hot even though there were 6 of us and two dogs! The raspberry and vanilla jam was a hit as was the chocolate and orange marble cake! We will be going back to Exford in a couple of months and will definitely visit. We would highly recommend a visit. Very people friendly and dog friendly and no issues parking. Well done

Lovely find we had a great breakfast and found the owners to be so friendly and helpful I did read one bad review of this place and can’t believe how anybody can do it they were lovely to us and dogs

the tea room are lovely, staff welcoming and friendly,plus dogs too are not a problem even doggy ice cream! Lovely menus and not over priced either. Pay Claire and Bruce a visit you won't be disappointed. Well done we will be back 👍

Superb,a beautiful quirky little tearoom serving exquisite food, we opted for the afternoon tea for two and we certainly weren’t disappointed, very generous with a huge amount of sandwiches, cakes, scones all the tea you could want...just outstanding value for money and a lovely Exmoor setting ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Excellent place for a cream tea (they serve other things too). The scones were freshly made; so too the cakes, the whortleberry jam being especially delicious. The tea rooms are under new ownership which has worked wonders for the place; the new owners making us very welcome.

Friendly owners, tasty food, excellent choice of teas, cosy atmosphere - what else do you need? A small highlight of our Somerset holiday. Many thanks!

friendly owners very helpful. Also dog friendly and they sell doggy ice cream which made my dog happy 😁

Visited today with my children. Thoroughly enjoyed the toasted sandwiches and the cream tea !! Freshly baked and still very warm. The raspberry and vanilla jam is so complimenting, that I had to but some to take home.The owners were very accommodating and regularly coming out to see us, to make sure everything was ok.Will definitely be returning.

Breakfast 3 days on the trot, great food (wished we’d have been around later each day to try some of the cakes and scones) and really good to chat to Bruce, Claire and their lovely children. Our dog Mylo got spoiled rotten with biscuits and cuddles, such a lovely experience and the perfect start to each day. Will definitely go back when we can!

Delicious breakfast Sat in the garden. Fantastic service from Bruce. Breakfasts for 4 children ranging from scrambled egg on toast to beans on toast. All supplied with a small bowl of fruit. Sausage sandwich and bacon sandwich lastly a fabulous omelette which was delicious. Highly recommended . Delicious barista coffee as well.

Afternoon drive from Wells to little known (for us) Exmoor led to Exford. How lucky this was. Free car park and amble through the village on a beautiful summers day after months of Coronavirus fears. Spotted this pretty tearoom with outside seating in the sun. Very friendly invite to take a seat from an American sounding bloke that soon became known to us as Bruce. Two delicious cream teas promptly served, water bowl for the dog and a dog ice cream which will ensure we will be dog dragged back to this lovely establishment again in the future. We thoroughly recommend it.

Lovely food!!! For anyone who goes which I highly recommend have the vanilla and raspberry jam it’s delicious!!! Lovely service!! Will be coming again

Fantastic breakfasts and a great host! Charming place and very cosy. We were made very welcome, so much so we came every morning during our holiday. Bruce is a Great ! HIGHLY RECOMMEND From Dan and Hugo

Friday night kebab and nachos were perfect! Could be a regular thing for fridays. Chicken kebab was cooked to perfection

We’re staying in Exford for a few days & went in for a cuppa. We ended up having a cream tea which was amazing. Homemade fruit scone that had just come out of the oven & was still warm. We had a choice of jams so chose whortleberry & it was so yummy. It seems to be the hub of the village where everyone comes in for a chat over a cup of tea & everyone was really friendly, especially the owners who are lovely.

Service was very good. My wife and I ordered the All Day Breakfast and for my daughters, children's scrambled egg on toast and cheese on toast.We sat outside with a couple of Latte's whilst we waited, the girls went and played in the neighbouring play park.When the food arrived it was a nice touch that on the side of the girls plates a small bowl of fruit accompanied. Our breakfasts were beautifully cooked, none of it had been cooked in oil and had all been griddled.Highley recommend and hope to visit again.

We went out for a drive over Exmoor to see the beautiful scenery and to get away from the world for a while. When planning a driving tour, however long, tea is essential and we headed back to the Exford Bridge Tea Room to see if it was as good as the last time we went there.We were not disappointed. Decaf tea (not available everywhere we go) and the most gorgeous chocolate cake made the afternoon perfect.Service was not just with a smile but a chat and some fun.Thoroughly recommended.

Our party consisted of four hungry adults and a dog. We decided to give the afternoon tea a go and was certainly not left disappointed. The sandwiches were plentiful and huge along with home made scones and so much cake. Millie the dog also enjoyed her ‘dog’ ice cream . There was so much food we ended up having it boxed up and taken back with us. Owners and staff were pleasant and attentive :)

We visited again yesterday and it was even better than last time. The years experience is obvious and the service and food were both excellent. Still some of the best scones I have ever had and the other cakes were lovely as well.

Found this tearoom purley by chance as kids spotted the park opposite, dropped in and ordered full english breakfast and I have to say the best breakfast I have ever had, fresh local produce and locally sourced sausages to die for. Coffee was great and service was excellent.Highly recommend this little gem in the heart of exmorr

Stopped in this idyllic village for a bite to eat. Parked across the road. Entered the tea room and found a seat, was then subjected to an onslaught from the owner as my wife mentioned sharing a sandwich. The lady said she was running a business and sharing was unacceptable. She told us she was having a bad day and she felt close to a nervous breakdown, which made us uncomfortable. She took our orders and my wife asked to share, the waitress told us she would charge £1 for a plate to share. We agreed then she went off coming back a minute later asking us to leave her tea room. If this is the way she treats customers then stay away and go to watersmeet. Totally unacceptable behaviour towards customers.

This was our first visit to these tea rooms. What struck us immediately what the sheer friendliness of all the staff. Then came the dish of biscuits for the dog closely followed by our scrambled egg toast with mushrooms. So good. Will happily go again.

We stopped off for a cream tea on the way back from Devon. It proved to be a great choice. Scones are homemade in the Aga and are delicious. A choice of jams and great tea also with a top up offered. Really friendly owner and staff and all very helpful. Totally dog friendly as well which is a bonus. Would highly recommend.

Great little find. The owners are bubbly, happy, welcoming! I had homemade coffee and walnut cake. Gooey yummy goodness. The location is delightful. The premises are clean and beautifully decorated with just the right amount of quirky. New loos, sells sweets and chocolates. Frankly e everything I need. Stop in and be sure to have a chat with Claire ( if she has time) she has a joy for life that's infectious.

On a meandering slow drive to stay in Lynmouth we stopped for a refuel at this Tea Room. What an inspired decision that was. From the super welcome from the owners to the home made cakes and jam on my scone. If you are in the area and you need a cuppa, you must visit the Exford Bridge Tea Rooms.

Only stayed a couple of nights in Exford but visited the tea rooms for a cream tea and enjoyed it so much we went back for a breakfast too. All cooked fresh and very tasty. Lovely staff - welcoming and kind. Well done! Keep it up.

Taking scenic route back from North Devon and decided to take a short break in Exford as we passed the Tea Room. Best Cream Tea ever scones were fresh and a pot of bottomless tea for two. Just perfect. Loved the cup and saucer room lights and even the rather unusual gentleman’s toilet. Will definitely visit again and again.

We had a walkers pit stop here, and had some of the best home baking to be found in Exmoor. Thanks it was memorable.

If you stay or pass through Exford do not miss a visit to Exford Bridge Tea Rooms. A friendlier welcome would be hard to come by. With a choice of comfy sofas, armchairs and table & chairs you can't help but chill out. We stopped here on our way through intending to have a quick drink and a snack . The well-presented and tasty food was sufficient that we skipped dinner later. The ambience here encouraged us to linger longer than necessary and this place will go on our growing list of 'places not to be missed when in the area'.

We'd done a long walk, missed lunch and were ravenous. We opted for the afternoon tea which had plentiful freshly made sandwiches, followed by delicious home made scones (obviously freshly made that day) and two slices of home made cake each. Definitely hit the spot and the friendly service, despite the fact that they were missing the chef on that day, made it a very pleasant visit

We had tea today in this excellent tea room. Everyone was so very friendly & the afternoon tea second to none. There was no way we could eat it all so they happily packed the remainder up for us to bring away.

We had an excellent cup of coffee with a scone and cream. The scone was first rate and delicious. Good and cheerful service. We are delighted to find this tea room and will be most definitely returning next year.

I don't like providing mediocre or poor reviews, but sadly our experience was mediocre at best.

This gem was found in Exford and what a find. Brilliant service, lovely food and wonderful setting. Well worth a visit.

The perfect way to spend a day with friends; a 6 mile circular around Exford and a visit to the Exford Bridge Tea Rooms where there is nothing like one of their truly indulgent cream teas. Fresh scones with home made jam and a pot of Earl Grey - perfect.

On a recent stay in Exford, I went in every day - the owners and staff were polite, friendly and chatty and the coffee was great.

We used to regularly stop here for coffee a few years ago. Unfortunately for various reasons it closed for a year or so. The new owners have really made a go of it and it's probably better than it ever has been in our 30 years of using it whilst walking on Exmoor. I hope it continues and opens during the winter months as we walk Exmoor a lot and it's nice to start with a coffee.

Während unseres Aufenthalts in Exford waren wir täglich in dem Tea Room frühstücken und waren total begeistert. Der familiär geführte Tea Room ist mit viel Liebe zum Detail eingerichtet alles frischeZutaten aus der Region, super freundliche Bedienung, hausgemachte Kuchen und ein riesiges englisches Frühstück haben uns voll überzeugt. Hunde sind absolut willkommen und die Inhaber sehr ums Wohl der Gäste bemüht und herzlich. Auf jeden Fall rein schauen wer in Exford ist.

Enjoyed a really tasty afternoon tea here one afternoon. Staff are very friendly and it has a lovely atmosphere. Very dog friendly which helps too! Will be recommending and returning here for sure.

We stopped in for a cup of tea and ended up having a truly delightful cream tea. The cream teas where simply too tempting, with fresh baked home made scones, home and locally made jams, and fresh clotted cream who could resit? The young couple who run the tea rooms really have escaped to the country and obviously enjoy their new careers, friendly and welcoming with time to chat made for a perfect afternoon break and cream tea. We will certainly be back the next time we are in the area, well worth the visit.

We can’t get enough of their takeaway pizza. Teas, coffee and cakes are also great. Definitely stop by!

This tea room has now re-opened under new management and they are doing a superb job and filling a niche within the village. I joined them for a super breakfast with excellent coffee which was just the thing after an early morning expedition onto the moor.

Stopped for a break late morning, lovely tea cake with delicious jam. Tea room is incredibly pretty with loos, car park, garden in a great location in the heart of Exmoor. 5 stars!

Dropped in for a morning coffee, order was taken quickly, but waited 15 minutes for coffee & they weren't too busy. Part of the learning curve for new owners I guess, but they need to learn quickly !

We stopped here for lunch and had a great time. The staff were very pleasant and helpful and the afternoon teas were immense. Some of the best scones I have ever had (except yours Mum!). There were ten of us ranging from 2 to 60 years old and we all had a great time. We will be back next time we are on Exmoor.

On a recent trip to exmoor the satnav took us through a village called Exford. Delightful looking place so we stopped for a refresher. As we had 6kids with us we repaired to the tea rooms by the green rather than one of the two pubs we saw. What a delight. Great friendly and efficient service both at the counter and by the waitress. Food was very well presented and on lovely fresh bread.

Friendly staff, nice environment, lovely coffee and ice cream. My husband ordered his favourite carrot cake- and was massively disappointed- he should have taken it back. It was basically a bit of dried cake which didn't at all represent carrot cake.

Very rude and running the cafe solo. Waited one hour for food. I kniw he is under a lot of pressure but should have told customers about massive delays